Master of Professional Engineering - Electrical Engineering

In this diverse and rapidly changing technological field, you can innovate to improve our quality of life. Move to the forefront by expanding your understanding of signal processing, electronic design, electromagnetism and antennas, real-time system design, multimedia communications, smart grids, and much more, in units taught by industry experts. Put theory into hands-on practice in laboratory sessions and team-based design projects.Careers in Electrical engineeringAs more industries embrace a connected, smart future, the demand for electrical engineers exceeds supply – presenting you with countless career opportunities. You might: Develop smart power systems to keep the lights on at home, Help farmers optimise water usage with automatic irrigation networks, Design electronic systems for electric vehicles and self-driving cars, Create advanced robotic systems to support surgeonsPerfect bionic eyes and ears to restore function, Design instruments for the healthcare sectorDevelop sensors to connect smart buildings and smart cities

An Australian bachelor degree (or equivalent) with at least high credit (65%) average and prior studies in mathematics (inc. Linear Algebra and Calculus), physics and/or chemistry as required by the specialisation chosen for admission:Chemical engineering: prior studies in mathematics (12 credit point Monash equivalent) and chemistry (12 credit point Monash equivalent).Civil engineering: prior studies in mathematics (12 credit point Monash equivalent) and physics (12 credit point Monash equivalent).Electrical engineering: prior studies in mathematics (12 credit point Monash equivalent) and physics (12 credit point Monash equivalent).Materials engineering: prior studies in mathematics (12 credit point Monash equivalent) plus physics (12 credit point Monash equivalent) or chemistry (12 credit point Monash equivalent).Mechanical engineering: prior studies in mathematics (12 credit point Monash equivalent) and physics (12 credit point Monash equivalent).